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And that's what couple games do. There are couple games for every occasion – be it a party with friends and family, or a night in privacy. Here are some ideas you can use to keep the guests engaged: Pyramid of coins. Flip the glass: Button sewing game: Tricky game. Famous couple. Find your mate. Tie a ribbon. Truth and lies.

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